History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 7 And 8
History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 7 And 8
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Regnault de Saint-Jean- d'Angely, who had approached the ministry of the interior with- out arriving at it. M. Regnault was one of the members of the Council of State most employed by Napoleon, on account of his intimate acquaintance with matters of business, and his facility of expounding them in perspicuous and eloquent reports. As there was then no other disputation, but that of a councillor of State discussing a subject in opposition to a member of the Tribunate, before the mute Legislative... Body, and adducing reasons agreed upon against arguments likewise agreed upon, nothing more was wanted for these contests, arranged beforehand in preparatory con- ferences, and resembling those of free assemblies as much as the manoeuvres of a review resemble war, than fluency, variety, and bril- liancy. Only it was requisite that this talent should be ready and indefatigable, under a master, prompt in conceiving and in exe- cuting, desiring, when he turned his attention to a subject, to go through with it at the moment that it suggested itself, in order to proceed immediately to another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Regnault de Saint-Jean- d'Angely, who had approached the ministry of the interior with- out arriving at it. M. Regnault was one of the members of the Council of State most employed by Napoleon, on account of his intimate acquaintance with matters of business, and his facility of expounding them in perspicuous and eloquent reports. As there was then no other disputation, but that of a councillor of State discussing a subject in opposition to a member of the Tribunate, before the mute Legislative... Body, and adducing reasons agreed upon against arguments likewise agreed upon, nothing more was wanted for these contests, arranged beforehand in preparatory con- ferences, and resembling those of free assemblies as much as the manoeuvres of a review resemble war, than fluency, variety, and bril- liancy. Only it was requisite that this talent should be ready and indefatigable, under a master, prompt in conceiving and in exe- cuting, desiring, when he turned his attention to a subject, to go through with it at the moment that it suggested itself, in order to proceed immediately to another.
What to read after History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 7 And 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphe Thiers to read onlineMoreLess
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